Donate
We can’t do this alone.
“As much as we wish we could save every kitten and cat that needs help, the reality is we rely heavily on support from our community to keep going. Food, supplies, and especially vet care add up quickly.”
Paige Quillinan, founder
Thank you
You’d be taken to a secure payment step here.
Mockup note: on the live site this is a donation form (for example Zeffy, which charges the rescue no fees) embedded right in the page.
Where the money goes Sample split
- Vet care: exams, vaccines, spay and neuter 71%
- Food, litter and supplies 17%
- Gas and transport 7%
- Licenses, insurance and payment fees 5%
About tax deductions
Our 501(c)(3) application is pending with the IRS. Gifts are expected to be tax-deductible if it’s approved, but we can’t promise that in advance.
A copy of our latest annual report may be obtained from us or from the NY State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau, 28 Liberty Street, New York, NY 10005, or at charitiesnys.com.
Wink was a 5-month-old kitten when he came to Willie’s after a devastating attack by another cat. His owner made the hard, kind decision to surrender him so he could get the urgent vet care he needed.
The damage to his eye couldn’t be undone, and a vet decided it had to be removed to end his pain. With his whole life ahead of him, he has every chance at a happy, playful one.
As a small rescue, emergency surgeries like Wink’s put a real strain on our resources. That’s what donations are for.
Monthly giving
The Daisy Chain
Everyone who gives a little every month, linked together. Monthly gifts are the steadiest support a small rescue can have, because Paige can count on them when a cat needs help right away.
Join the Daisy Chain
Send supplies instead
Paige keeps an Amazon wish list of what the cats need right now. Anything you order ships straight to her. Six new arrivals means more mouths to feed, and we’re low on supplies.
Open the Amazon wish list